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Which of the following is/are the advantages of using a control chart for inspection? (i) A control chart indicates whether the process is in control or out of control. (ii) A control chart determines process variability. (iii) A control chart ensures product quality. (iv) Scrap or percentage reduction can be reduced by taking the necessary actions in time against the warnings indicated by control charts. (v) Control charts build up the reputation of the organization through customer’s satisfaction. (vi) The control chart can detect the unusual variations taking place in a process.
What is the value of LCL for the s chart when the standard value for σ is not given?
Which of the following is the formula to calculate the lower control limit (LCL) for x chart?
For LCL for the p-chart to be higher than zero, what condition should the sample size fulfill? \) b) \(n>\left \) c) \(n<\left \) d) \(n<\left \)
The gap between the UCL and LCL is double the gap between either one of them and the Center line, for the standardized chart.
What is the value of LCL of the standardized R chart for short runs?
The standardized x bar chart has the value of LCL when used for short production runs is ____________
The LCL of the standardized p-chart is ________
Which of these correctly shows the correct values for standardized u-chart in the order of CL, UCL and LCL?
What is the ratio of the UCL to LCL of the same GCC R chart?